Dynamic RHINO2 User Manual

Chapter 4: Programming the Rhino2
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4.4.7 Battery Management
4.4.7.1 Overvoltage Rollback
Parameter
Possible Values
Default
HHP
Lite
Std
Adv
Overvoltage Warning
24 - 30.2V
30.2V

Overvoltage Rollback
30.2 – 36.2V
34.2V

Set Overvoltage Warning to the voltage at which the controller will begin slowing the scooter
to protect the batteries from an over-voltage condition.
Set Overvoltage Rollback to the voltage at which the controller will stop driving the scooter
to protect the batteries from an over-voltage condition.
4.4.7.2 Undervoltage Rollback
Parameter
Possible Values
Default
HHP
Lite
Std
Adv
Undervoltage Rollback Start
18 - 32.2V
21V

Undervoltage Rollback End
17 - 21V
18V

If the battery voltage falls below Undervoltage Rollback Start, the RHINO2 reduces the
maximum throttle input value, so the user cannot ask for full speed anymore. This
protects the battery,
gives the scooter a longer range before the battery is completely empty, and
gives the user a physical warning that the battery is almost empty before the battery is
damaged.
The scooter will drive slower but should still be able to climb small obstacles such as curbs. If
the battery voltage falls below Undervoltage Rollback End, the scooter stops driving because
the throttle is reduced to zero.
Maximum Throttle
V
UVR End
UVR Start
Battery
Empty
Battery
Almost
Empty

Dynamic RHINO2 Specifications

General

Brand	Dynamic
Model	RHINO2
Category	Controller
Language	English